'Sense data' diaporamas de présentation

Empiricism and the Philosophy of Mind 1

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Light and colour

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Chapter 12

Chapter 12. Common Sense and Anglo-American Philosophy.

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Philosophy E156: Philosophy of Mind Fall 2013

Philosophy E156: Philosophy of Mind Fall 2013. Week 13: Dennett on Qualia. Take a few deep breaths and relax your mind. Stare at the blue dot for 30 seconds. Close your eyes and an after-image should appear.

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What is Bayesian inference? How does it apply to perception?

Describe the coding of taste and smell signals. Compare both with audition, vision, proprioception, and touch. Describe how attention affects perception. How does attention affect neural responses? What kinds of information are conveyed by the somatosensory system? How is that information

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Maxwell: Against Empiricism

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Phenomenal Indeterminacy and the Bounds of Cognition

Phenomenal Indeterminacy and the Bounds of Cognition. Brian Fiala April 28th, 2007 University of Arizona. (1) Sense-datum theory & the speckled hen (2) The argument from indeterminacy (3) Generalizing the argument (4) Resisting the argument. Overview.

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Direct realism

Direct realism. Michael Lacewing enquiries@alevelphilosophy.co.uk. What do we perceive?. Direct realism: we perceive physical objects, which exist independent of our experience Physical objects existed before minds They continue to exist when not being perceived.

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The Causal Markov Condition: Should you choose to accept it?

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WHAT IS THE NATURE OF SCIENCE?

WHAT IS THE NATURE OF SCIENCE?. Predictive. Logical. Reliable Repeatable Proven True Exact. Progressive. Creative. Beautiful. Cultural. Scientific card game. Figure out the rule. The process involved in working out the rule should be:

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Section 7.2 Facing Reality

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Empiricism

Empiricism. All knowledge comes from experience, not reason. All ideas can be traced back to sense data . Founding philosophers: John Locke, George Berkeley, and David Hume (British empiricists). John Locke (1632-1704).

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Defending Common Sense

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How Can We Know Anything about the World Around Us?

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The Empiricists on Cause

The Empiricists on Cause. God. Ideas in our mind. Locke: powers in material objects cause our ideas; ideas of primary qualities represent external things Berkeley: the concept of material objects outside our ideas is unintelligible; God causes our ideas

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The Empiricists on Cause

The Empiricists on Cause. God. Ideas in our mind. Locke: powers in material objects cause our ideas; ideas of primary qualities represent external things Berkeley: the concept of material objects outside our ideas is unintelligible; God causes our ideas

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The Empiricists on Cause

The Empiricists on Cause. God. Ideas in our mind. Locke: powers in material objects cause our ideas; ideas of primary qualities represent external things Berkeley: the concept of material objects outside our ideas is unintelligible; God causes our ideas

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Componential Analysis

Componential Analysis. Russell: An ordinary physical object is a class of possible sense-data. Componential Analysis. McCarty is wearing a black jacket. (E class A) (E class B) (E sense-datum x) (E sense-datum y) (x belongs to A and y belongs to B and W(x, y) and B(y))

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Fear as an Invitation to Destructive Forces

Fear as an Invitation to Destructive Forces. Epistemological Foundations a nd Boundaries of Knowledge . Terence Palmer School of Theology & Religious Studies Bangor University Beyond Boundaries Post-Grad Conference 2009. Epistemology. The philosophical theory of knowledge.

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